Vector Illustrated Portrait Blog


Vector Illustrated Portrait Blog


Pre Production

I didn't really want to do a photo of me, so I wanted to choose one of my family members. I already had a pretty solid picture of my dog, so I decided to do my dog. I first made two art boards and then made one brighter to make a bigger color contrast between the different shade.

Production

The new experiences I learned was tracing shaded regions so my dog didn't look like a clip art. Something new I learned was just looking close to detail and making sure I traced over all the shading. I organized my workspace by naming all the big body parts so I can easily find the parts I was editing. Some ways I was able to problem solve was I always just persevered though it and added more layers until it looked good. The element I focused most on is making it look real instead of clip art, and I felt decent about it, but it could have been better.

Final Product

Overall, I am pleased with the project I did.Overall if I were to change something I would add a little more shading to my project

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